Cute Girl Hair Style 2013

They and I is going to be attending IMATS within Los Angeles this following weekend Jan 19-20 and would like to meet any kind of fans who can also be going to. For everyone who is will not know. You can find out more info about it right here.

With this weeks’ guide, we essentially demonstrate two tutorials in a single! Very first, how to develop a Feather Braid, as well as secondly, using which braid to produce a cute Step ladder Braid into a part ponytail.

We have used this braiding technique for awhile, although we are just now filming a tutorial… and some of my hair-blogging friends have great tutorials as well, such as Princess Hairstyles, Girly Do Hairstyles, and Babes in Hairland!

My twin babies are learning to recreate this particular fun braid within their own tresses, which explains why we demonstrate using it within a cute part braid… since it is simpler to do on your self this way!

The girls love this because the braid seems much more grown up than the simple ponytail version.

You will also note that this braid has a similar fun look as a few of our other ponytail combos, such as the Braided-Over Ponytail  and the Side Fishtail Combo  Items Needed: Brush, rat-tail comb, spray bottle, 3 small hair elastics, hairspray and accessory if desired.

Time Requirement: 3-5 minutes

Skill Level: Hard

Step-by-Step Instructions:

• Begin by brushing all the hair over to one side, like you are gathering a side ponytail

•  Pick up a small section of hair on the underneath side of the head next to the nape of the neck, and  secure the rest of the hair out of the way with a large hairband

• Grabbing the small section, begin making a simple braid

• As you go to cross over the outside-left strand of hair, pull out a tiny sliver-strand of hair and leave it out of the braid

• Repeat the same with the next stitch of the braid. As you go to cross over the outside-left strand again, pull out a sliver-strand of hair and leave it out of the braid

• Repeat until you have 2-3 inches left in the braid, and secure with an elastic. This braid is what you call a Feather Braid.

•  Now, release the rest of the hair from the large hairband and pick up another similar-sized small section of hair this time near the front 

• Braid approximately 4-5 stitches into this braid and then add the first sliver of hair from the Feather Braid into the middle strand

• Complete one more stitch of the braid, and again, add in the 2nd sliver of hair from the Feather Braid into the middle strand

• Continue until you run out of slivers to use, and then finish off with a normal braid and secure with an elastic. You should have a ladder looking braid sitting on top of the remaining hair.

• Now, reach your fingers through the bottom two “rungs” of the Ladder Braid and pull the remaining hair though the rungs

• Remove both small elastics from the side braids, gather all of the ends together and secure with one hair elastic.